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THE MATTHEWS CASE.
The Senate Agrees That All the Papers
I'm the Case He Made Public.

District. He said he wanted the whole matter
made public in order that Misrepresentation
might be corrected.
WHAT Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER SAID.
Mr.. Riddleberger reviewed the case and said the
nomination was first referred to subcommittee,
OF which he was chairman. He said charges were
made against Matthews by citizens Of Albany.
Matthews was rejected and again appointed by
the President. He spoke OF the Presidents letter
and the ground upon which he put Matthew'S re-
lection. The next thing he (Riddleberger) heard
OF the matter Matthews had again been rejected.
Mr.. klddieberger said It had been sent abroad
that was not true. The reasons that I'm
PEELED his rejection were first, the peculiar
relations that the people OF the District held
towards the On1ce OF recorder, demanding that the
incumbent should be citizen, and second that
charges Affecting Matthew'S character were made
and that these charges stood unanswered so far
as he (R1ddleberger) knew. The Virginia Senator
then said that the Senate refused to investigate
the charges at nrst but subsequently he under
sUoo9 Lnere was an investigation. He criticised
Mr.. Harris for llrst opposing and then ravoring
Matthews confirmation.
Mr.. HARRIS EXPLAINS.
Mr.. Harris said that at first he held that citi-
zen Of the District should hold the Office, and on
a vote in the committee Matthews was rejected
by tie; that he wanted written report
adopted, stating that the rejection was
because Matthews was a non resident
that Matthews was being prosecuted he aban-
doned his objection and voted to confirm him.
Mr.. Harris charged Mr.. Riddeberger with not only
opposing Matthews from the start, but with pur-
suing him now that he was down.
I'm not pursuing him, I'm pursuing YOU
retorted the Virginia Senator.
The resolution to print all the papers and pro-
ceed1ngS In the case was adopted.
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UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

WEST.
By virtue of two deeds of trust herein rected one
dated February 1885, and duly recorded in ber N
the District Of Coumbia and at the request of the
party secured thereby and intended to be secured in
in said land records. in ber folio 43 ct seq the
undersigned Trustees will sell at public auction. in
TWENTY TN Mt, 8 A.: D. 1887 at HALFPAsT FOUR
situate in the city Of Washington, in the said Dis
fret to wit Lot numbered one hundred and sixtyhve
numbered one hundred and hfty-six l156). improved
by q three-story brick dwelling
Terms Of SALE One. third % cash. and the residue
in three equal tnstallments, payable in one two and
three years from day of for which the nes of the
n CASH 1t purchasers option deposit Of 5000 win
cording ut the cost Of the purchaser of sale
are not complied with within ten days after sale the
reserve the right resell the property after
that time ut the risk and cost of the defautng
ei1s 9eosd, MlE dRaN ASAH tRRs Trustees
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District i'm Congress.


The general deficiency subcommittee have noe
yet considered the items for the completion OF the
Washington water works tunnel or any uf tho
other District items. All these have been re-
ported 10 the District subcommittee, which has
not yet had a chance TO act upon tnem.
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ENNGINEER DEPARTMENT.. DISTRICT OF
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON LAWRENCE STREET, BE.
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated July 30 1886.
land records Of the District Of Columbia, viii siI
TUESDAY. the FIRST DAY OF MARCH. A. d. 1887,
at HALF;PAST FOUR O'CLOCK = NJ, the following
described real estate situate in the city
the District aforesaid known lots seventy q ~
and seventy five (75) of Edwin E. Msyhews recorded
subdivision of certain lots in square hundred
thirty three 133), together with the improvements
consisting Of two frame dwellings.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months to be secured premises sold with
interest at per cent per annum from day Of sale or all
required at time Of sale Terms to be complied with
in ten days from day Of SALE Conveyancirg and re-
cording ut purchasers cost.
s,7dkd, F FEEkPEkiSR si MAATGE Trustees
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s. 7. SHUMAN's COLLECTION
OF ORIGINAL OH. PAINTINGS
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD,
az ELENEN O'CLOCK. within sa1esrooms, WITH
OUT REGARD TO WEATHER, FINE ART SALE OF
ORIGINAL FSte INA AND ELEGANT Oil PAINTINGS FROM
THE BRUSH OF MR. 8. 7. SHUMAN, ARTIST, OF
THIS CITY, BEING AMERICAN SCENERY, SCENES
N The SIEKRAS, PICTURES OF VENICE, HUM.
OROgS SUBJECTS, FRUIT, GAME, &C, NOW. ON
fl9-dts
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Another Ballot 1t Trenton.

bUT No CHANGE IN TIKI RESULT,
TRENTON, n. j., Feb.22.-A joint meeting OF the
legislature was held at noon and seventy
members responded to their names, the full mum.
Der Oeing present except Doran and Scott who
are paired. One ballot was taken, but the result
was unchanged. Following are the totals: Abb
petit, "a; Sewell. "a; Bedle. 3; Kays ,; Parker,
l; EraSIus Potter ,; William B. Potter, L; Ludlow,
!, ana Posts, l. After the joint meeting both
houses adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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HIS RIGHT ARM TORN PROM IT'S SOCKET AND I'm
FACE MANGLED By MACHINERY.
This morning, about 10 o'clock, Charles Brink.
ley, IL years DID, living at No. - street SOUTH
east, while Tightening screw In the machin.
cry at Alfred Richards brick yard corner
OF Half and NJ streets southeast, had
his sleeve caught In the cog-wheels, tearing
his right arm from his body. His head was also
caught in the machinery and nearly all the flesh
was torn from his lace. he Was attended by
Health Of1icer Townshend and several other physi-
clans and was afterwards removed 10 Providence
hospital In the police ambulance. He was still
living al a O'clock
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE OF COLLECTION
OIL PAINTINGS, WATER COLORS,
AND SKETCHES IN OIL AND WATER COLORs,
At Our
EXHIBITION ROOMS
Corner 10th st. and Pennsylvania ave.
The Paintings in this collection are the production Of
Eminent Local Artists a sRm3opg the more prom
JOHNSTON, GILL, FERGUSON.
vi sfT a and asg
B. sSlf " ESs 1pf End
5s9 %aE4Hs RfSHs
DUNoANsoN BROS. Auctionesrs, ~,
The best collection we have offered in many years.
A Direct Importation Of 800 Modern
ORIENTAL RUGS, CARPETS and PoRT1EREs.
SILKS, EMBRO1DERIES, DRAPERIES
and BR1C-ABRIC.
The catalogue includes an immense assortment Of
Elegant Large Carpets Of various Eastern make in Diff
ferent shapes and Sizes
The colors of the Portieres are exceptionally fine
The assortment of Rich Damascus Yellow Silks,
Persian Table Covers, Bulgarian Doylies Antique
Moorish Pistols, &C.. will draw many connoisseurs.
The Small Silk and Antique Rugs, and the Long Hall
Rugs are many in number and in texture rare speci-
mems Of various Eastern Handiwork.
Exhibitions:
MONDAY and TUESDAY. February 21st and 22d
Sales:
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
February 23d, Gath and 25th,
At IL am. and 3 pm.
Each Day.
f17-T DUNCANSON BROS.
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No 927 street northwest.
Preparatory s APTSEYI SALE OF THREE sToRY-ANp-
PESNsYLvANf2 AVENUE Z i NokfHwEsf. Ssii
ri n at FIVE S4FV SGtock we viii
s1l'' -. ''o LOT OF f +. IN SQUARE 20, VEIL
fronting "a 6-l2 feet ON Fennsylvanis avenue and
=. ,.ts feet on street. with an average depth of
brick dwelling No. 241l Pennsyivsnis avenue north
west with modern improvements. This property has
frontage on two streets, and in desirable locality
amount can remain on the property until May 9th
1889, Cenveyancine. &c, at cost Of purchaser.
with In ten days. otherwise the right reserved to resell
Ct the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser,
Gays public notice OF such resale In some newspaper
fsI.d&ds ~'AlDS DIT ptt ii BROS, Aucts.
ENG1NEER DEPARTMENT, DISTRICT OF
~ COLUMBIA,
WAsHINGToN, February 18th. 1887.
FIRST, 1887, the lease Of the Fish Wharf and Fish
Stalls IN the cities Of Washington and Georgetown
the term OF
stalls in the Georgetown markethouse the highest
Terms: Cash in advance
the d ON
market, all rights and privileges granted or allowed by
the laws OF the corporation Of Washington estab
lish whsryes OF docks for the landing cleaning and
or dock shall be deemed eligible unless situated at
some point on the north side of the Potomac river be-
tween eSenth street east and Fourteenth street west
Terms One hundred dollars to be paid on the day of
sale and the residue to be paid within five days from
By order Of the Board of Commissioners DC
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
- Engineer Commissioner d, G,
IL
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VT\HOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uN1MpRovED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE AT THE NORTH
EASI COKNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND


day Of June. in the year eighteen hundred and e6H
eikhty,,on one and recorded in Iber 953 folio
direction Of the parties in interest under said deed
underslgned Trustee, under said deed Of trust, will
WEDNESDAY,. the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF FEB
EUAKY, 1887 ut FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following
IN the DISTRICT Of Columbia wit: Parts Of Lots let
part Of square numbered seven hundred and twenty
Blk Sa26! beFinning for the same at the southwest
street one hundred and seven 81 feet 1OO;
thence east At right angles with said street eighty
eight "a 100 feet 100: thence southeast ut
right angles with Maryland avenue aftyfour so 100
Feet t54.5O. lOO) to Maryland avenue thence south
7S,1OO feet tl2S. 75 l0O) to the beginning.
cash. A deposit of $500 viii be required at the
tms o. sale al conveysncns and recording at
within ten days from the day of sale.
co-,.,. JAMES NJ JOHNSTON, Trustees
fIS-d&dS Webster Law Building.
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News Briefs.

Yale by a unanimous vote refuses 10 Join Har-
ward and Princeton IN forming an exclusive base
bail association.
The democrats OF the New Jersey legislature I'm
caucus last night decided 10 request Speaker Baird
10 resign. Many were IN favor OF deposing him.
Lookout mountain has been sold TO a company
who Will build n broad guaee railroad ana hotel
ON The historic heights.
Judge Andrews yesterday granted ex-Alderman
O'Neil a temporary stay IN the execution Of his
sentence until saturday.
Edward Unger, the slayer or August Bohle In
New York was yesterday taken to Sing sing prison
TO serve his sentence OF twenty years.
The general opinion I'm Charleston, w. Va, II
that sufficient number OF republicans 90 elect Mr.
Camden senator will go over To him Tomorrow
bill prohibiting the safe OF bait 20 American or
French fishermen has passed the House or As.
Sembly unanimously.
Three sessions were held by the League commit
tee at Pttsburg yesterday 10 decide which club
should oe the eighth member oI the league tut
the committee finally adjourned without reaching
q decision, to meet IA New York ON March,.
The Berlin National Ze.f"pD says THAT sOne as
SemblieS OF the American Knights of Labor have
issued q manifesto and forwarded contributions TO
German socialists.
There was an animated scene on the occasion Of
the Battle OF Flowers at the Carnival ia Nice yes
tersiay. The Prince oi Wac, and MS son, Prince
George. were bomDarGed with bouquets.
The special Joint committee appointed by tho
Virginia Legislature 10 invest gate the oyster In
ing the oyster beds OF tine York river Aid other
tributaries, will 20 10 the Eastern shore.
The arrival OF The King 0f the carnival at New
Orleans yesterday was observed with the usual
festivities and demonstrations OF popular delight.
While not a failure, Gilbert and sullivans new
nounced success on its iirst American produciioa
In New York last night.
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f,7-dsds FEKBIAaSb e sc MATGS

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctionsers.
TRUsTEEAND EXECUTORS SALE OFTwO STORY
FRAME [I DWELLING, 3lg y! F. AND TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, 400 ST. s. E.
By virtue of the authority vested in me, VIII
sell on SATURDAY. the TWENTY SIXTH DAY ayM
in frPnt 9f the Premses the east part of LOT No
inches on street.. and running back that width
lO2 II feet to alley improved by q frame dwell
ling, 31S X street southeast.
On the SAME DAY, Immediately after the above,
will sell in front Of the premises
LOT No. 9, IN SQUARE 1874,
fronting % feet inches on street, with depth Of
111H feet to an alley improved by two-story frame
dwelling, No. 400 street southeast.
Terms: One-third cash balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest and to be secured by
deed Of trust on premises sold. deposit of 800
CURED on each piece as soon as sold. COnveyancinR
&c at cost OF purchaser If terms of sale not
piled with in 10 the trustee and executor
the right to resell the property in default the risk
and cost OF the defaulng purchaser after days pub
lie notice Of such resale In newspaper published
in Washington, D. c.
JOHN NJ HUTCHINSON,
f16-d&ds Trustee and Executor.
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Keller Not Wanted.
THE GRAFTON AT THE UNWILLING OF THE CARTEL
aTATCE.

STATUE.
The announcement that ex- Speaker Keifer had
been selected to deliver the grafton at the unvel
ing Of the statue to General Garfield, on the 10th
OF next May created. considerable comment In
Washington, and there was outspoken opposition to
the selection. 1t is said that the relations between
Gen. Keller and Gen. Garfield were not such as to
entttle the former to the distinction OF being the
orator on this occasion.
A STAR reporter was informed to-day that Gen
Keifer had been invited by what Is known as the
statue committee to deliver the grafton, but that
this committee has not the authority to make the
selecton that the authority is duly vested in the
executive committee OF the Army OF the Cumber-
land, and that that committee has not made the
selection, but Will probably ask Mr.. Blaine to de-
liver the Grafton.
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An the wurkmsu - the construction oepartmen
az the Portsmouth, Va, navy yArd have been de
charged nor want q odnoA
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PERSONAL.

A GENTLEMAN AND STRANGER IN THE
Acity desires the acquaintance of y refined youn9
lady fond of anlusemsnts. Address PACIFIC, Star
once It,
4 YOUNG LADY DESIRES GENTLEMAN COR
IA RESPONDENT: the correspondence must be strictly
confidential. Address "GOVA," Star office. f22-2t
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
" US are now prepared to pay full value for
GENTS, Second hand Clothing. Address or call at
.CSIHS Old Stand. 619 d ct. NV. f14-5m
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answers. Send 10 cents TO Book stores or to
IVY INSTITUTE,
Him S.W. cor. 9Th aud X SITS. n w.
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HAILtT. DAVIS CO., UPRIGHT PIANOS
- Nov resdy the best sslsctioQ ever .offered
special low rssSa Sor schOoa end holiday tfsda 6ff
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A NEW AUSTRIAN MINISTER.
DR.. Il. Schmidt vOm Tayerna Succeeds
BarOn Srf1eSgcr.

VIENNA, Feb. DIR. r. schmidt Won TavernA
counselor or the Austro- Hungarian embassy aC
Berlin, has been appointed minisier at Washing.
ton In place Of Baron Won Schacfler
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INCREASED PHOUCCTIUN OF PKECIUU6 METALS.
The report OF the director OF the mint, contain
ing statistics of the production OF the precious
metals In the United States for the calendar year
1886 was transmitted to Congress to-day. From
the report it appears that the production of gold
during 1885 exceeded that OF any previous year
since $780, and almost equalled the production Of
that year. This amounted to So, 0OO, 900 In 1885,
against S31 800 600 In 1885, an increase OF over
was 81, 2S1 ,276, which corresponds almost ex-
actly with the amount imported into the United
States so that there has been slight gain by the
movement OF gold TO and from the United states
during the calendar year.
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DISTRICT APPROPRIATION
The Bill Up In the senate To-Day.
MI. Plumb On the schools.

At 2 p. m. the Senate took up the District ap-
preparation bill, and on motion OF Mr.. Plumb the
first reading was dispensed with. The bill was
then read through, and the amendments
proposed by the Senate committee (already
reported in THE starr adopted without
debate until the provisions relating to public
schools were reached. Then Mr.. Plumb referred
to the former debate in the Senate on the subject
OF school accommodations and said that as long as
he had been officially connected with this BILL the
policy OF the appropriations committee had been
TO allow all the money for public schools that the
authorities asked for.
Mr.. Plumb then took up the subject OF school ac-
commOdat1OnS the criticisms OF the school board
and defended the committee, giving substantially
the facts contained In his recent interview in The
STAR.
THE BILL PASSED AS REPORTED.
The Senate agreed to all the amendments as re-
ported by the appropriation committee.
The appropriation for rent OF District buildings
was increased from 5000 to $4,000. The bill was
passed as reported from the committee.
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v, FURNITURE SALE
EFT ana general stock Of Household Furniture and
1850 Sarpe.s Mattings &C., &c. at auction at
salesrooms, THURSDAY TEBRiJAKY TWENTY
fOURTH, 1887, TEN O'CIOCk 1t
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AUCTION SAFES
MIXERS & CO., Auctioueer,
w 031 Louisisna Ave, opposite City p. O.

FURNITURE SALE.
etcfs ana general stock Of Household Furniture and
81 as G. ss''G TwsSf f'r
FOURTH, 1887, TEN O'CLOCK. it
OFFICE B. H. WARNER & co..
PUBLIC ss MIIsoR "a T0 lNTEsT9gs
FEHH32p gifET THE sdo7HEasf sEcfioS 81
We are authorized by the parties in interest to a
S MARc e. public auction. tie TENTH DAY az ~
O'CLOCK NJ the ioli s hrAsud propsr:y IN
square 1ol situate in the southeastern section OF the
All OF Lots 80 to SIS inclusive fronting LIST street.
Lots to s'1 rs nc,us;ve fronting on street
between tM sa and 1st streets
beiWs 81 Lots 9S 70 rs inclusive fronting n street.
fss sssRssR cn tie
~ 'A' ' s. K ss' %Sh N A. Co.
DUNcANsoN Bros, Auctioneers fsa eoSds
pUBLIc SALE
r IN 1FvElBRR B! TwENTY-s1xTH INSTANT at
on tas Of the farm Of L,
Ge9rge rye c3aty about miles from
anH one mile from Uniontown. contains 125 Acres in
ss ns Bfst pss has
n. RHnnae Ma TUCK. ATTORNEY: ~ 4:
PUBL1c AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS
HOG at. NV.
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TwENTY-FOURTH,
1887, at ONE O'CLOCK PM, the following properties
will be offered
BY THOs E. wAGGAMAN:
NO: ll32 goth st. NV, three-story brick. rooms:
part square west Of Il No. els lst st. sw, two
story frame house, rooms and houses rear lots
43 and "A, square $780,
Terms at time Of SALE
El-3t THOS. E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY
~ insurance and Real Estate Brokers,
No tract nor h1raa
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Ir VIM Par You To Bur

q the Low Prices we ere Offering 6o1 313n 0ocQue9,
ulstera Vtsttes and Jackets togehsf ssath fsw us
srfNkMkst1 { son.
jA97.6m 1887 pA. ~.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

ItOR SALE-FINE LOT ON ST, BETWEEN nth
Il St and Connecticut ave-, 23HA119 feet; fronts
Per month. Will be sold at reasonable figure.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
fl9-6ts r ct n
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THOs. E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.

SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY
~ insurance and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 927 street northwest
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wASHINGTON,s BIRTHDAY.
How the Father Of His Country wa
h0nOrcd In this City
STREET PARADEs AND oTHKR crLKBRATroSs-A eRNR-
RAJ OBSERVANCE OF THE HoLLDAY-THE OLDEST
INHABITANTS And THE VOLUNTEER YIRxNrN.

STREET PARADEs AND OTHER crLRBRATIoSs-A eRNR-
RAJ OBSERVANCE OF THE HoLLpAY-rHE OLDEST
INHABITANTS AND THE VOLUNTEER FrRExEN.
Washington celebrated the birthday OF the
Father OF His Country with more than usual
patnotlc SUR to-day. BY the grace OF the Revised
statutes IL was legal holiday. and all public
offices and banks and the public schools were
closed. Many private business establishments were
also closed Flags were flying and strains OF martial
music noated on the air during nearly the whole
Gay as one procession after another passed
through the streets. The sky was overcast In the
morning, and the outcome OF the day, from a
weather bureau point OF view, was uncertain, but
preparations went busily forward for the various
puonc demonstrations. In the morning the Vete-
ran rremcns association paraded as an escort TO
the volunteer F1remens association, OF Baltimore,
ana then accompanied their guests to Alexandria,
h 'ney t9ok part In the parade ana festivities
tneic Inc Union veteran corps, LIST company,
aasO paraded In the morning and then leit the
CITY Tor Alexandria. A little before noon the
marched TO the glorious music or their new band
tnrOugn the principal streets OF the city. The
Hi ig school Cadets formed at one O'Clock at the
hish schooi and paraded through various streets,
attracting much attention by their rne move
mentS. The program for the day also includes
parade by the Capital City Guards and Washing
ION Cadet Corps at O'Clock, and parade nj 4
O'Clock by the Washington Light Infantry corps.
Inc Oldest Inhabitants as usual held an old
.N'1Ao,aSa SSiSoiaiou III tnclf rOOiES In the Cor.
coran building. great many people took adyan-
tage OF The pleasant weather 10 Visit the Wash.
ington monument, and numbers Climbed 10 the
top.
As the day wore on the sun came out and the
Ssreets were thronged with promenaders The
aIeaSury steps and other prominent points from
Obtained were crowded during the day with people
VINO wanted to see the various bodies parading
White House grounds Lafayette park and other
parks about the city, were filled with people many
vi wnonn, tempted by the warmth OF the sun and
having no rear OF pneumonia 10 their souls lounged
on the benches. There was a const ant stream or
Sialtors 10 the Corcoran gallery, which was open
unIl Two O'Clock AT one O'Clock about zoo
persons had visited the gallery
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WEEKS CO., Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana avenue. r
Opposite City Post Office
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When the applause had ceased Nr. wheeler, un-
der the influence Of the patriotic emotion Of the
moment, moved that the association, g The close
OF the exerciseA proceed In body 70 this base Of
ing their headA show thetf vonefat10n Cor the
author q the address The motion was seconded,
but 2 numbsr q members shook their iassds
dou0tfully.
Il don't THINK" said Nr. noble n Mariner, eve
win be able 70 gtt over thege TO-DAY. There too
much mud"
Mr. kaxbury expressed tn name opinloA, add-
ing that he had NOS brought with him his rubber
shoes.
cart. Rodier megssssd tnas thw az aaesAsr
0me@the eth a July, 1oe in1tanCo-e0e a1Dom-
hing - the monument ard ascending 70 tAe toR